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Designer of Lil Baby's Atlanta home is Eskenazi's own
Interior design alum Annysa LaMantia (B.S. '09) has clients in the NBA and on the Billboard charts. "What's so beautiful" about working at that level, says the Bloomington native, "is that now I am working with every kind of creative ... giving others a platform, so that [they] can do what they love to do."
Student spotlight: Luke Carlson, Studio Art M.F.A. (Painting)
M.F.A. student Luke Carlson likes to make paintings that are playful but “also a little dark thematically,” he explains. Carlson, who will exhibit his thesis work in the spring, reflected on the opportunities IU has presented for teaching, making connections, and exhibiting on the local and regional art scene.
"Our Indiana" podcast spotlights creative placemaking
On this episode of the Our Indiana podcast from the IU Center for Rural Engagement Eskenazi Comp Design Director and Teaching Professor Jon Racek talks about the way he and his students are using creative placemaking in rural Martin County to help the community realize its goals.
Student spotlight: Austin Clark, Studio Art B.F.A. (Photography)
Pursuing a dual degree in studio art (photography) and art history, senior Austin Clark considers his academic and creative pursuits of a piece with the work he does with the Eskenazi School's Office of Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access (IDEA). Clark's thesis show is currently on view in the Grunwald Gallery.
Student spotlight: Gabriella Mak, NRF Foundation Next Gen finalist
A junior who splits her time between the Kelley School of Business and the Eskenazi School, Gabbi Mak's idea for a bold new brand arising from a collab between Japanese retailer Uniqlo and Tyler, the Creator has catapulted her to the final round of the NRF Foundation's Next Generation Scholarship competition.
Interior design students consult with Midmark on clinic design
Medical solutions provider Midmark Corp. recently advised students in Miyoung Hong's Interior Design Vertical Studio class on designing for the clinical environment to improve the delivery of care.
Student spotlight: Jade Smith, Fashion Design B.A.
A third-year fashion design major from Indianapolis, Jade Smith had been interested in art for as long as he could remember. When he came to the Eskenazi School, he learned how frequently fashion figured at the forefront of political movements, and chose to make fashion his medium for advocacy and social progress.
This AI art installation wants to hear your migration story
On view at the Grunwald Gallery, Eskenazi faculty Megan Young's AI-based installation "carry:root" allows the visitor to converse with Carry, whose background is based on twelve interviews with women who have experienced migration and displacement. WFIU spoke with Young in advance of her noon talk in the gallery Nov. 13.
Paying it forward: first-gen faculty sparks first-gen student's creative fire
Digital art prof Dominick Rivers encouraged his student Julian Clensy to learn Blender film editing software and submit his animated short to London's Noli Me Tangere Film Festival, where it premiered in October alongside Rivers' own short film. Only later did Rivers learn that his student, like himself, was the first in his family to attend college.
Student spotlight: Julian Clensy, Comp Design B.S.
Comprehensive design major Julian Clensy recently premiered his animated short film at London's Noli Me Tangere Film Festival. A first-gen college student who began as a computer science major, Julian's love of creating digital art led him to comp design. In his new major, he's explored animation, architecture, and UX design.
